Field Service Technician: Great Coffee Needs Great Technicians

The machines behind great coffee don't fix themselves. That's where you come in. Some people see a broken machine and walk past it. Others crouch down, look closer, and start asking questions. If you're the second type — and you're handy with tools, comfortable reading a wiring diagram, and the kind of person who figures things out before asking for help — you might be exactly who we're looking for. We fix commercial coffee equipment for cafes, hotels, and hospitality businesses across the South-Central and Pacific Northwest United States. The work is technical, independent, and genuinely interesting. No two calls are the same. A day in the field Two to three service calls per day at commercial coffee accounts. Here's what that looks like in practice: Taking voltage, resistance, capacitance, and continuity readings with a multimeter Reading electrical and hydraulic diagrams to track a fault to its source Identifying outlet types and plumbing thread sizes, building adapters when needed Carefully disassembling and reassembling components with attention to detail Using parts diagrams and machine documentation to find the right part numbers Writing clear, professional service notes — full sentences, correct spelling, no shortcuts Logging time and managing tickets through ServiceTitan, our digital dispatch platform Explaining repair findings to customers in plain, accessible language Tasting coffee after a repair to confirm the machine is performing correctly You'll need some hands-on experience going in — home repairs, electrical work, plumbing fixtures, or similar projects. A formal background isn't required, but comfort with a multimeter is. You'll also need a valid driver's license with a clean record, the ability to lift 75 lbs, a reliable smartphone, and a secure address for parts deliveries via FedEx and UPS. How we support you Most field roles leave you to figure everything out alone. We work differently. A dedicated team manages your dispatch, scheduling, and back-office support including estimates and invoicing for large and enterprise accounts. Inventory is tracked digitally and reordered automatically — though you'll assist with parts receiving and inventory counts. Basic vehicle confidence is expected too — things like handling a flat tire or dropping the vehicle off for scheduled maintenance. You focus on the technical work. We handle the rest. Once you complete training, you'll receive a company vehicle and start each day from home — no office required. Compensation and benefits $20

• 25/hour based on experience and certifications Expected hours: 30
• 60 per week Medical, dental, and vision — eligible within 90 days 401(k) with company match and paid time off Company vehicle upon completion of training Career growth in a skilled, in-demand trade Military friendly and equal opportunity employer The pay range for this role is: 20
• 25 USD per hour(Greater San Antonio Region)